Elvis Presley - Blowin' In the Wind CD - Alternate Cover - Bennies Fifties Exclusive

Alternate cover and back - A Bennies Fifties Exclusive

Reel-Trax proudly presents: ‘Blowin´ In The Wind’ – twenty-one really great tracks that will blow you away! Remasters, remixes, new edits plus a selection of original recordings that will offer you a totally new listening experience.

‘Blowin´ In The Wind’ offers you songs like the home recording of ‘Fools Rush In’ that now almost sounds like a crystal clear studio recording. Also revealed on this album for the first time is that what is noted on the ‘From Elvis In Nashville’ Boxset as a jam version of ‘Mystery Train’, could actually very well be a slower version of ‘See See Rider’. The next to last song is the unique live recording of ‘Where No One Stands Alone’. This version now comes with new overdubs in a similar vein as ‘Unchained Melody’. This and much more is to be discovered on this great new album on the Reel-Trax label.

An entirely new listening experience – you should not miss it! Get your copy now!

Fools Rush In: This record gets kicked off with the Frank Sinatra inspired arrangement of ''Fools Rush In'', Nelson Riddle and his Orchestra accompanied Sinatra on his 1960 recording. Elvis is singing to the 1959 Album '''Sing A Song With Riddle'' and does the same for ''It's A Sin To Tell A Lie''. Both versions are unique and one can only imagine what it would have sounded like if Elvis had done these in a studio with these arrangements.

Similarly, Elvis also sings with a different record featuring instrumentals this time - ''Sing A Song With The Kingston Trio''. However, this does not actually feature the group but is rather a tribute to the group's music and has instrumental recreations of their hits. Elvis and his group of friends decided to sing to ''500 Miles'' and ''Blowin´ In The Wind'', these songs are now newly mixed for optimum sound quality, blending the home recording with the actual recording from the record.

''Beyond The Reef'' is the overdubbed master and conveys the same feeling as the other songs on this CD. It is the rejected single master.

While the song ''Almost'' was a studio recording, Elvis´ lonesome and weary vocal combined with touching piano playing makes for a fine addition to the classical feel of this record.

''What Now My Love'' can almost be considered a totally different song, with none of the later bombastic arrangement. We have Elvis and his group singing along to some fun piano playing in a more uptempo beat as opposed to the dramatic version that would later be one of the highlights on his ''Aloha From Hawaii'' record, while ''Suppose'' was a test recording for an Elvis session. It was later decided to use the home recording vocal for the eventual master which was overdubbed. Here we have a undubbed version.

01 - Fool's Rush In included Needle Drop ( Elvis singing with a Nelson Riddle record)

02 - It's A Sin To Tell a Lie (Elvis singing with a Nelson Riddle record)

03 - 500 Miles (New Version)

04 - Beyond The Reef (Overdubbed version) Rejected single master

05 - Almost ( take 3)

06 - Blowing In The Wind [Clean Master with small edits]

07 - What Now My Love (24 Bit stereo) ( home recording)

08 - Suppose (Home recording)

09 - Tennessee Waltz (edit, Remixed)

10 - See See Rider (Nashville 1970 Mashup 24 Bit with added piano

11 - I Can't Help It (If I'm Still In Love With You) Home Recording

12 - Don't Cry Daddy ( 2019 Remix Overdub)

13 - In The Ghetto [Re-mix - 2022]

14 - If I Loved You (Home recording)

15 - Love Song Of The Year (Overdub by Voice)

16 - Tumbling´ Tumbleweeds (Home recording, remastered)

17 - We Call On Him (1967 Mix)

18 - After Loving You [Remix - Home Recording]

19 - Mary In The Morning [August 7, 1970 - Rehearsal Overdub

20 - Where No One Stands Alone (Live Remix)

21 - Elvis Introduction - You’ll Never Walk Alone (Extended Master 09-11-67)